In a few days, on May 9, Russia will celebrate the 80th anniversary of its victory over Nazi Germany. Over 70% of Russians believe their war in Ukraine should end in their victory, as they see themselves once again fighting fascism.

Signs of strangulation include hemorrhages in the brain and the whites of the eyes. The hyoid bone also often fractures during strangulation.According to a UN report, 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war have reported being subjected to torture by Russian forces, often of a sexual nature.

She had a broken rib, knife cuts on her hands, and scars from electrodes on her heels, indicating she was subjected to electric shocks.According to forensic experts, the Russians may have mutilated Roshchyna's corpse post-mortem to conceal the cause of death, which was likely asphyxiation.

One former detainee, who was lucky enough to return to Ukraine through a prisoner exchange, recounted that Roshchyna was tortured by starvation. Her weight dropped to 30 kg (66 pounds). Despite the removal of internal organs, marks of abuse are still visible on Viktoria's body.

She never returned home alive. Roshchyna was held in a prison in the seemingly ordinary city of Taganrog, located in southern Russia, where 80% of the population are ethnic Russians. The same prison continues to hold hundreds of other Ukrainian prisoners, who are reportedly also being tortured.